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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYa.

sHss e Thby yfSs lHtfsSS
THfkp H sTEETHf ID RrMPsfsA AVENUE IND
- virtue Of deed Of trust dated December 5th. -
s S land r. s% S CT the he S S q
sss saa e: 4 sSs s,s1 e ,ns rs.
g. "a dssd q srs.s si ss puste AUCTION. %
3 fshs sSf N
i9Uh O'CLOCK 2 NJ, an that certain rieco g psrcsl
II Dc q coiumssS end al inSsn 81 and de.esssa
n :: ,Se Lot rImssreS ,hiriyl 1854 q Note Lar
iot q y ssusf. nums:rsi ave Susdrsd ana sSirsy:
the S Sss The cs
the Improvements thereon consisting Of four-story
y. .. s.S s.s Is NS
covered BY ..,d dsed q truiI
Ssr.Sf M ss saa: T.
n tSslys sss1sy..ur ma thirty months from the
ipss.t p.y.Ss snnasiy and q b ssc sHn Ss
or md
s s ss .h. Il 8
81 rs UI IN s.s g: az 81.
sals ne undSrafpsd surviving trustee rsseryes the
dssuns are. sn ave eos sns
sdyst;ssnsns Of sgsh resale in nevspapsr pub
N issis SSs:'.
TNHoAAs z wAsaAMAN. Real Estate AucuoDssr.
Nsks stkE oT .y ygABa REAL EsTATE
AN AND AND SIXTH STREETS soUTH.
=, By virtue Of . decree Of Ii. suprsm. Court of
the Dst[ict q Columbia passed in equity cause IN
fH is:tsP y iHpi Il
P POUR pFc 1Sd2 n. D. lss MArpAs
seven 20 in reservation d. situated Maryland
BY dwelling house and large brick stable.
Terms Of sale One-third ~ cash. and the balance
Of purchase money in six twelve aud
with interest from day Of sale the payment thereof
be secured by the proissory notes OF the
purchssers or al the purchase money can be psid
cash day OF sale or rstncation OF sale by the
court. lien reserved on the property for purchase
money and interest No deed given until purchase
money and interest be paid deposit OF 020O will b.
anctns q cost OF purchaser II terms be complied
sold ct riak and cost of defsultiI = purchaser
B. q. HENkLE- Trustse
Once $50 Louisiana ave.
THOS. Z WAGGANAN, Auctioneer. ol7-dkds
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who In charge Of the drawings. II
Of absolute fairness and integrity. that the
chances are all equal. and that can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes n
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights RECOGNISED
In the highest Courts therefore, beware Of mita
tons OK anonymous schemes. o12-w&s4w
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

E3s THgLEs, SOLID MAfAGT tENfEk "A
NUT MARP E-TOP CHAMBER FURNITURE
IN ETS AND SEPAR NTE PIECES, ASH AND
WALNUT HAMBER SET, MATTkASSES, SEW
ERAL EXTENSION AND OTHER DININ Ia
az SLEs RiNlNS GHAHRs. A. ~ At AEGJ!TTyN.
EIGHTH. 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at
resid nee No. 316 Indiana avenue, near City Hall,
shall sell excellent collection OF household eects
o24-4t THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
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CHANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT
OANP FII6R sia E sT5L15AG on The North
NORTHWEST, Now OCCUPIED BY THE
UNITED STATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDU-

NORTHWEST, Now OCCUPIED BY THE
UNITED STATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDU-
CATION.
BY virtue Of sdecrss Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dis riot OF Columbia. passed in EQui Cause No G4
1O3O6, Docket 26, wherein Daniel Pratt Wright
complainant and Emma q. Wright ct al defendants
! shall on THURSDAY, the TENTH DAY OF 40
yEMBER, A. d. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, offer
for sale at suction in frunt Of the premises part
numbered three Cd in SQUARE numbered hundred
and twenty-nine (429) in the city Of Washington d.
c. bRtnning for the same ut the southwest Of
said lot aid utnR thence east along street north
seventy feet; tn, nee north thirty nine and
hundredths 1920 feet to the center party wall
thence nty feet aud them south along Eighth
street west nine and twenty hundredths ljS 20)
feet to ,he place OF beginning, inprov By q our
story and basement brick fire proof uilding &C.
cuped ~ the Tn ted Sta the Bureau Education
Terms Of sAle-Oue-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal instruments
sIectively one two and three years from the day of
sale, with interest at per cent per pay able
semi annually The deferred payments to be secured
by the purchasers notes and deed of trust on The
deposit Of $500 will be required At the time Of
sale.
All conveyancins and recording at the purchasers
cost.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the will be resod the
risk and cost OF the u, faulting purchaser.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee,
Corner y st. and ! a ave.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO,
o20-d Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCEKf HALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON TwENTY:SIxTH t26IHl STREET, Be
TWEEN AND X STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the sup eme Court OF saa
the pstrict Of Columbia passed in Equity cause ~
No. 1859. OF Hampton VS. Hampton, win sell ut 80
public auction. on WEDNESDAY, the SECOND LAY
SF ,, NovEMhEh 1887, AT HALF-PAsT + UR
half Of Lot twsnty.two t22h in square Ave 5l in
anu two years. TO be secured of aud
deed OF trust On the property. with six per cent inter-
est all cash, ut purchasers option; veyancng ut
cost of purchaser. g. RI BONU. Trustee
o22-d&ds Once :fll Z al nv
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EPISCOPAL MISSION CoUScII--The first meeting
OF The MISSIONARY council OF the Protestant Eps.
copal Church Mas held In Philadelphia yesterday
II Is composed OF lpS menoers The house OF
pisnops Was requested 20 create Alaska into mis-
slonary district, or appoint bishop for Il. Rev
N. T. Tenneh read report denying that any at.
tempt had been made 10 form an African Protest.
ant Episcopal Church.
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T oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $15O, 0O0

ave do hereby GRITTY thdf s,peyVise De drrdn0e.
ents for all the Monthly and SENT nnu0l DroCtOs Of
TIE LOvtsfana State LOtteyy Cbsnpdny and IN person
Le sas conducted Oth honesty, yairness, and in
good JdtA tocdrd all pdrttcs and Glthorse the Ohm
D0ny this certificate With -siHsiles
tureS attached, IN ~ 0dveTtiseme7la"
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THOS T. WA00ANAI


kLE EeA J HousHHoLp EgRSITUREs coMrTEIIss.
EA sGr GHArEASN NaaANDsSsk
TH AGE, SETS. sPRINaH, WALNUT SINGLE Gil
BEQSTEADS, BUREAUS. WASHSTRANDS
REMAINING EFFECTs CoNTNNED IN Dwell:
AUCTION.
Or, On MONDAY MORNING. ocToBER THIRTY.
FIRST. commencinv Ut TEN O'CLOCK, We viii sell ct
n above named dive ling al the excellent furniture
&C.. contained there Parties refurnishing should
give this sale their tentiop. o26-4t
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AmeRican.
From the London World
Mr.. Pen Browning, the artist, Robert Brownings
only son. was married on Tuesday last, october
IL. TO Miss Fannie Coddington, at Pembury Church,
an ancient little edifice dating A. D. 1000 which
was prettily decked out with autumnal flowers for
the occasion. The wedding was very quiet, the
guests being entertained by the brides cousin.
MIA Schlestnger, OF Hawkwel place, and after the
to Milan and venice. Tor q shorI honeymoon: the
lady being an American. they win then pay visit
10 the States, TO settle her AFFAIRS with q view to
permanent residence In Europe
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MA Fisher. Of New Haven. Conn, presided at
the international conference Of WOmen,s Chrlssf q
Association In New YORK YESTERDAY, at which lO4
dsl-gstes were present.
Buryundsr Greenoaum, clothiers In Baltimore,
have saaled Liabilities $4,000; asssts, q, 500
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JR1rxRsok DAVIS IN MAcoN.-The day opeDed In
Macon, Ca, with damp and drixzly weather. The
ey nj OF the day Incident to The arrival OF tine
Davis family was reception 10 Mrs Davis at the
fair grounds, where many ladies gathered 70 pay
their respecta Last night u receptio on a grand
scale was given In honor OF Miss Winnie Davis by
the ThAiian Ciun Governor Gordon and SIAN ar
Davis VIII review the old veterans from ali parts u
this and adjoining states. Fully thirty thousand
vtntors are In the city.
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MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT ON CONNECT
NV CUT AVENUE BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET. NORTHWEST

Z
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEhB Der aa&
FIRST, At FIVE O'CLOCK. we Will sell, In front w
Of the premises part Of -
LOT 81. OF A. JAkDIN's SUB OF PART OF SO.
159,
beginning for the Connecticut avenue 80 feet
north from southwest corner Of said lot
ming thence nortuwesterly said avenue SO feet
to northwest said lot; thence nOrheasterly
105DO feet thence east 40 10 feet to 1oioot alley
thence south with west line Of said alley feet to
east Of said lot thence westerly parallel with
south line of said lot 144 80 feet the PLACE Of begin
un of the finest Building Lots in the city. being
on the east side Of Connecticut avenue.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed Of trust rem
INK. &c, at cost purchaser. deposit Of 5000 re-
Quired ut time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in
ten days otherwise resale risk Of defaultng
purchaser after i've days public notice OF such resale
o24-d DUNCANSON BnOS-, Aucts
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TIE WOMAN WHO SUED Ma GARyfyin-rhsbk
fui Tanner, a notorious old woman living In the
slums OF Cleveland. Ohio, died Monday from cold
BY pair Of horses drawing the Garf1eld carriage.
She Was not injured 20 any extent, and ArsL Gar.
held presented her with handsome sum, but not
Garneld for 10000 The woman had been known
as procuress for many yearA She WAS ct one
estate, ana during its deprsssion and through the
trickefy OF her ag Mt all her saytngs were lost
She was nearly seventy years cid, and has been
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Six TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES Nos 1905 TO
y 1915 THIRD STREET, NEAR STREET

rHIRTY.FiRsT. At FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii sell. 4 a.,
IN trout Of the premiss: zig two,stoly Frame IVY
81 street near corner Of street southwest, These
houses are new. contain four rooms each. water in
Investment. Convenient TO street cars
Terms Ouet third cash; balance ono and two years
Notes bear per interest from day Of SALE
able and e be secured BY deed Of trust
on pfsniss. depEsat o. 300 en- each hOu.s 4 time
to Be complied with in ton daya o.hsrxse right re-
chaser after ave days public notice OF such sale in
some Newspaper published in Washington, D. G. Title
good or no sale.
o24-dEds DUNCANsON Bros Auctioneera
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Boston and Maine ofncials claim that GOV.
Sawyer's veto OF the Haxen bill was not constitu-
Ex-Speakeg q Assembly Hitchman gss m.
charged from bellevue Hospital. New York, last
evening" his case eelng Qetermi ied not one tor an
away,
The BrtisA steamer salon h in quarantine At
ssvannah, Gu, Win three easss q SMALLPOX On
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DY ROBERT vOSE co,
II Real Estate Agents 800 B 1T Sc,
TWO NEW PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSES BY

1WV EhESbED-BRICk HOUSEB by
pS On THURSDAY 1SS Y, oCIpBER TwENTY-sEv-A
located on 18th st. a-e, near South Carolina ave-. ii
and contain seven rooms EACH with bath ali the
room and coal and wood sheds in the rear They are
Well built, neatly finished aud should command the
attention OF any one seeking Q pleasant home The
nsighborh0od and all its surroundings excellent
The lots have frontage Of IL feet inc hes and
depth Of l2 feet TO 20foot alleyD SlOO deposit on
e-ch house at sale. Terms easy.
ROBERT VOSE. Auctioneer.
N B-These Houses can be examined every after.
noon until sale, from to O'Clock. by applying at our
office, 800 ct. SO o2O-5t
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All Send letter. and Checks.

rHz PRESIDENT, TIE GOVERNOR, AND LAMONT HRLP
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Prom the New York sun. today
GOV. HILL President Cleveland and Private Sec
retary Lamont sent contributions and letters 70
the democratic Staie committee yesterday. AL the
Contributions were large especially for an on year.
Letters accompanied the checks, Secretary La
n.put's letter being the longest.
The governor expressed his belief that the strong
ticSrt that had been put In Elimination by the
q -mOcratic convention would W n He believed
that II WAS sure OF success and he took pleasure
A. insrring that success In any way that he could
The President wrote the shortest note. He hoped
that the .icket would win. and enclosed a check
Tor Ia. cont rfbut on
secretary Lamont wrote a charming note that
has won the arts OF all the offlcers OF the CON-
mittee who have seen II. lie spoke In detail OF the
excellence Of the ticket and he fine men that are
on IT, He enclosed big check OF his own, and
told how happy he was every fall when he could
chip In 20 help the democratic cause along 10 VIC
tory In New York
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AUCTION SALES.

TO-MORROW.
Tnol6As BOWLING. Auctioossr.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF Fine Assortment Of the Most Exquisite
HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS.
Consisting of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HyAcINTHs.
NARCIssUs. CRoCus. TULIPS.
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THor.
sNowDR0Ps, Ac. kc,
10 Be cold II my auction rooms THURSDAY. oCTo-
BER TwRNTY-sEvRNTH, 1887 com
msscins u TWELVE O'CLOCK
oe5-et THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
TNHONAS BOWLING. Anctioneer
THREE HoesHEAps 81 ASSORTED cRooxEnr
On THURSDAY A Is kAIsT.q Sstroprs TWENTY.
ss =: Tss
NEW Rfk zzSSHsas FRs eos AND sos
" sFHgssRAH HTHs es SsfoSTcT
sell in front Of re Prsmssr ne extern partof
S scS s n 20 y Tine
way rear. Desirable . Investment or suitable for
Terms: third cash; balance in on. and two
ys: note to 6s;. PEI cent intsre.t from Dat. q
s1SS q !: :g;;Ss 4
ten othervse right reserved 70 resell Il r.i and
OIL I '''-A' ppf TNcAxsoN BROS. Auc..
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RIAL ksTATk -FRoNTINa Twi NNrfHI1tR
Ebh NsD bS Sk ENKF
$s 49, o $zS$ E$s,SS fsa asi zsSss
By virtue OF q certain deed Of ,rus. bc.r,n. a.,.
September 20, 1873, and duly rscorded in Liber -
No 73S, folio s. Ct SEQ. one q ths Land RECORDS n
81 supreme Court q the aid District q Columbia
p.y@sns Of shs isdsSssdnss. Win sell q public
& ss
sSI.5s aaR6sssd sye HUNDRED And
q he es z d
Term. Of sale cash and 70 be complied With within
. cos Of Of or sG
400 VIII BE- REQUIRED 1t time OF sas All Conveyance
oI5-dSds R.w TYLER. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Auctioneera
rRgsTEEs SALE i OF
SHSTEE ASP kiEs Eiaa4oks. secA sYsTaf
ISIS and 3, Ss0SsS:a LSs. ssi
d ss b zu Of q 9. %
cause No 1O671 shall SELL 1t public auction within
and in front OF the auction Walter b. vii.
ii.ms CO. corner 10th and streets north west tsc
TMENII,sEyENTH, A. d. 1887, commencing at
I len O'CLOCK M, certain par, OF .he eooda
trust and referred to In said decree. consisting in
-, Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites. heavily carved.
best make Eee.nt Hall Rack elsborstely carved very
costly; Walnut Frame French Plate Msntel and Pier
Mirrors; Walnut Frame Parlor Suite upholstered in
Plush; Couches; Walnut wsrdrobss. mirror front;
Handsome Walnut Bookcases; Marble-top Center ia.
bles; Library Tables; Elegant Music Stand; Bronzes;
MLntel Clock and Ornaments: Easy Chairs; Handsome
upholstered IN Leather: Walnut Writing Desks; Wal
nut N rble-top Sideboards; RefrtgersIor: 10 Hand
some Pedestals: Lounges Crystal and other Chande.
liers; Feather Pillows and Bolsters; Oil Paintings;
Engravtngs; Chromos: Walnut Hall Chairs; Hair Mat
tresses; Turkish Chairs; Window Hangilgs, &c.
Terms cash. WALTER IL WILLIAMS
o2Odtds Trustee
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Application for clubs should be made only TO
the once Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, Swing fun
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders. or
New York Exchange in ordinary letter Currency By
Express tst our sxpense) addressed
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK.
New Orl0suA La
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs co, Auctioneers,
w 637 La ave-. oR City pust-Omcs.

WEEkS z co, AuctioneerA
w 6S7 La ava. oR City rost-omcs.
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE or HOUSEHOLD
ruKNIrHRE AND HOUSE FURNISnIN0a 10.
IIAHES FACE AT eALESROOM, THURSDAY,
rOCIObEk TMENTY-SEvENTH. AT TEN An
don Of useful 1 ana se Tss HSges: Ses II; s h
Sects stare. s9d Dining Room Furnisnrs KITCHEN
aANNIps9ME ASSORTMENT OF BUGS CRUMB
CCLHRppHESss R0DY VELVET AND TAPESTRY
NHOs. E wAaGAMAN. Real Estato Auctioneer.
TsgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT,
t tnnir,TTEETEED BY TWO lkANE HOUSES On
~ p virtue Of dseEss q Ii. suprsm. cour. q
iV01 l. ooc het "a, Will sell at public auction tn1
!a0n s o. the GrSmi:ea On THURSDAY. EOvhMHEi.
next q TOUR O'CLOCK P. Il. part Of lot II, IN
arnss ~ SeFnning fog the s.ms e The northws s
sed IS
ipches to the line u Twenty-siIth street west and
the &c north along said line 70 feet to the place OF
1nnine. improved BY two freme houses. AZ,
Terms q sale - prescribed by the DECREE; AZ!
cAeh q which 900 shall BE- paid g time Of sale. and
the oalsnce on the ANAL ratification Of aaad eale Az
and recording 10 be st purchasers COST
Terms TO Be complied with II 10 days from sale.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
THoa Z wAoaAMAN. Auct o28-d&ds
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A kkskitks f0k THE Tvs RoAp-A dispatch
frOm halniiton ONO says: IL h Understood that
TIE Cinelnlati, Hamilton and Dayton kaiIroad vii
b. In The hands Of q receiver before SATURDAY
thursday or Friday. RepreseptattSs - ~;
Campbell. Of this city win Dc appointed receiver
o. M Ives road M Campbell = amply NJ snd
Qualined 10 MI the poaltaa
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MEDICAL, &c.

"LblShA, CSC.
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE The SERVICES OF AN
~ erPeneneed fem.ae physic.n should consult Mrs
llth aud l2th sts NE Ladies' only. ols-2w'
ID The Oldest Es..ol,.ned and only Reliable Ladies.
Physici.n in the city,
can be consulted Daily. 4o4 st. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence ana consulta-
n9n strictly confidential SEPARATE rooms for ladies'
nR AND MME sELDEN, LADIES' PHYSICIANS
complaints. Advice free and confidential At all
homs Ofiice 300 9th ST. NV os-lsts
X FAD AND BE wIsE-DR. BROTHERS, eoo B I.
Tue Oldest E.ta5i,.aed L1Pert Specialist in this cry
Of men and furnish medicine. or no Charge: consuiss
non and advice free ,t any hour during the day sub
SAMUEL G NILS Sesr ns Fb Rh IN ND iar iSs
Ds:trlGt Q! Columbia. THIS I'd day u July. lssS
~ Established 1855. skiliful treatment for s s.e-
eial colngisnts Advice free and confidential At all
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
IN. BROTHERS 10 thu Oldest established advertis-
ing ladies' Physician in tins city; Ladies',
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar 70
ladies. married or single. Forty years experience
olO-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
M or two Of DR. BhOTHERS' Invigorating Cordial
VII cure amy case of nervous debility and loss of
.I%1. H'' 's0' W '"e "h''s ''''ei oio YDS
NINE DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABLIsHED. AND
V1 reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
e her rssidsnee s9l 81 w. ofhee hours from
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS AXE THE
~ STANDARD remedy for all blood diseases causing
bR soSf. e sr ssn
istS5 . cor sss s sa,i
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Nk. TarRNAN's LAST POLITICAL SrRBcH.-In
Closing > speech at kenton, Ohio, Saturday last
ex-senator Allen q. thurman said: my friends,
this Is prob Ib.y the last political speech ever
snail make. I don't know. i am pretty tough
cd fellow. and II may be that will be wandering
about herr Ike ghost on the bank Of StyX ten
yrars from now talking democracy TO you.
swear you will never hear me talking anything
Else But an inclined TO think that this Is the
LIST political speech ever shall make. And n IL
4. In my parting words 10 you beseech you TO
stand by tie great principles that Thomas Jeder-
ron J. ~ Gown for the American people, that An
drew JacAsDn enforced, and that have made this
country on OF the greatest and free-t and most
lOyable counties upon which the sun OF God shines
to-day. Be thankful that you have such coun-
Try: De thankful that you have such a Govern
nent. AMI never iorget that when you come 10 sift
dO~n, % analyke Il, 70 boil IT, you Will nnf that
every principle that has contributed 10 your nap
piness Is a principle II the democratic party"
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Did BELIEVING HIs WIFE PofsoSRp HIM.
AaI0B ThOnpsOh, a canal boatman Who died AZ
Ficrida, oLlu, Monday, had long suspected his
viz VI lhhaeitJ, Out not being certain refraiDed
PUBLIC. just before ne died. however Thompson
said his vile was Infatuated with a Young boat
been taking medicine for stomach Trouble for
sotne tine Lately the medicine tasted oueeriy
and maoe him SICK, and he believed his wife had
yones hin 70 get hun out " the way. DIT.
Means the coroner, held an i.Quesf and found
2rSfnic In the stomach OF the dssea.Sd Tbe
woman has teen arrested
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WOOD AND COAL
BEST FUEL SOLD
], the District at far prices. csli,a
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Who supply more families with
COAL, COKE. AND WOOD

Than any arm in the United states
whsrves, Depot, aud Railroad ard. lzth ana Water
SITS s.w.
Main once: 1909 stnw
Branch Offices: 1915 9TH st. NV, 114o Pennaylvs-
MA ave w. id aud ste W., IL 9TH St W. I2th
and Water sta. s.w., 4.3 10th St NV.
Connection with main once by telephone yso
" BALDWIN JOHNSON. WHOLESALE AND RE-
" tail dealer In Coke, Coal aud Wood Complete
Latge cargoes direct from TIE mines BY rail and
Ash and "Lorberry" Red Ash Goals Q specially With
the Lee" Coal am now Milling the harvest General
Government contract in the District. Send in your
orders Cheap for cash. Main Once cor lth ST and
X ave. Branch ofhces-5ll St u O. and cor. 9th
and so NV. iy2S-3ia
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LADIES,
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reasons Why you should BY this oorst In preserepcs
to all other None Of the Ave sdvsnsasss have evse
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